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Unbeaten Princeton hosts Oak Hills on Friday with a chance to clinch at least a share of the Greater Miami Conference title, while new Harbin-points projections slot the Vikings as the top seed in Division I, Region 4 for the OHSAA playoffs.
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Princeton holds the No. 1 spot in the AP Ohio Division I football poll with nine first-place votes at 8-0, heading into Friday's game against Oak Hills with a fourth straight GMC title within reach.
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Princeton (8-0) holds the No. 1 spot in Division I, Region 4 in the penultimate OHSAA Harbin computer rankings, leading Lakota West by more than four points and tracking toward a first-round playoff bye with one regular-season game remaining against Oak Hills on Friday.
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Princeton girls soccer lost 6-1 to Wyoming on Monday, Oct. 12, dropping to 3-11-1 overall and 2-6 in the Greater Miami Conference, with OHSAA tournament sectionals beginning Oct. 19.
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Princeton's boys and girls cross country teams compete in the Greater Miami Conference championship Saturday, Oct. 17, at Voice of America MetroPark in West Chester, with sophomore Bryan Mendiola Cruz and freshman Allison Mendiola Cruz leading the Vikings against a deep conference field.
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The No. 1-ranked Princeton Vikings (8-0) host the Oak Hills Highlanders (4-4) at Jake Sweeney Stadium on Friday, Oct. 16, at 7 p.m., with a win clinching at least a share of a fourth consecutive Greater Miami Conference championship.
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Princeton quarterback Key'Sean Torbert threw four touchdowns and ran for another as the top-ranked Vikings routed Hamilton 60-6 on Friday, extending their unbeaten run to 8-0 and positioning themselves for a fourth consecutive Greater Miami Conference title.
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Princeton has clinched a top-eight playoff seed in Division I, Region 4 at 8-0 and can clinch at least a share of a fourth consecutive GMC title with a win over Oak Hills on Friday, Oct. 16.
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Princeton retained the No. 1 ranking in the AP Ohio Division I football poll with 12 first-place votes and 137 total points after a 47-0 shutout of Mason pushed the Vikings to 7-0; they travel to Hamilton on Friday, Oct. 9.
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Princeton routed Mason 47-0 on Friday in the first varsity football game on the renovated Pat Mancuso Field, as Key'Sean Torbert threw four touchdowns and Lorenzo McMullen Jr. caught three in a dominant homecoming win that pushed the Vikings to 7-0.
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No. 1 Division I Princeton (6-0) hosts Mason Friday in the first varsity football game on the new Pat Mancuso Field, with Jordan Hall's 15-touchdown season and an outright GMC lead on the line.
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Princeton's football team climbed to No. 1 in the AP Ohio Division I poll with 15 of 19 first-place votes after improving to 6-0, and hosts Mason for homecoming Friday, Oct. 2, at 7 p.m.
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